Admitted and Discharged Names From Union City Area
A list of admitted and discharged individuals across Corry Clymer Union City and Waterford counties. Names include Henry Hill Patricia Speaker John Edward Raymond Green Mrs. Howard Swisshelm Mrs. Arthur Harwood and others with addresses across Gould street Elm street Third street and rural routes. Also an ad for the Berkshire Stocking Sale at Carrolls Gift Shop promising yearly low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hill
Gould Street
Stanley Woloson
R. D
Corry
Peter Oppewal
West Church Street
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Charles Jones
Franklin
Clarence Coons
Patricia Speaker
Sidonie Evans
Wayne
Kelly
John Robertson
Clymer
Archie Willis
South Center Street
Alton Sperry
Ralph Ross
Duane Street
Raymond Miles
Som
John Edward
Spring Creek
James Adams
James Warren Jr
William Peiffer
North Center Street
Ruth
Harold Raymond
Margaret McVicker
East South Street
John
Jack Stull
Archie
Archie Richardson Sr
Union City
Raymond Green
Waterford
Howard Swisshelm
Arthur Harwood
Watisbore
Carl Patterson
Elm Street
Ramon Leiser
Pittsburgh
George Larson
Parade Street
Paul E. Hupp
Second l Avenue
Gary Lee
East Third Street
Wilson Byerly
New Street
Joseph Kusiak
James Erskine
West High Street
Elt Street
James Lilley
Prospect Street
Brenda Besonson
Executed For Killing Cop
James Dukes, 37, convicted killer of Chicago detective John Blyth, died in the electric chair at Cook County Jail. He faced last minute appeals but walked to the chair in a calm, solitary procession with eight guards and a Catholic chaplain. Dukes had been twice convicted for the June 16, 1956 gun battle on the South Side and had multiple stays of execution before the final serving of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Dukes
Cook County
Jack Johnson
Dukes
John Blyth
Zlinis Supreme Court
Blyth
Baby Walrus Seeku Dies in New York Aquarium
New York AP reports the baby walrus Seeku has died at the New York Aquarium. Officials blame litterbugs for the cause, noting a dramatic weight loss from under 150 pounds to about 730 pounds at death. An autopsy found a nickel, pennies, plastic spoon, cigarette wrappers, tin oil and ice cream sticks in his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seeku
Aquarium
New York Aquarium
Poet OS Berars Auto Serv ice Chevrolet dealer note
Local Chevrolet dealer POET OS Berars Auto Serv ice appears in a brief, fragmented notice mentioning service and motor vehicle related activity. No clear event date or full names are provided beyond the company tag.
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OS Berars Auto Service
Chevrolet
Tf Pd
U S Veep Johnson arrives in Tehran for Iran visit
U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson lands in Tehran for a two day trip with 33 in his party. He pledges Iran independence and national integrity and reviews U S defense and economic plans with Shah Pahlavi. Johnson travels from Lebanon after a stop in Beirut signaling strong ties with Iran and regional allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Lebanon
Elborz
Lynda
Tran
Eisenhower
America
Middle East
Shah Pahlevi
Assadullah Alam
Ali Amini
Turkey
Cyprus
Greece
Italy
Beirut
British Court Refuses To Free Spy Soblen For Appeal
London AP report says the British High Court again denied Robert Soblen's habeas corpus petition to seek U S leniency from a life sentence. Justice Stephenson ruled Home Secretary Brooke controls deportation, Soblen remains hospitalized at Brixton. Appeals path to Court of Appeals and House of Lords possible. Soblen convicted of Soviet espionage, fled Israel, then injured himself on a New York bound El Al flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British High Court
Robert A. Soblen
Gsylim
United States
John Stephenson
Soblen
Home
Henry Brooke
Soble
Court of Appeals
House of Lords
Britain
Brixton
Home Secretary
Brooke
New York
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
el al
U.S
John Hobson
Hobson
Springfield
Yanks Cross Red Territory in Berlin Shootout
A shooting near the Bornholmerstrasse station in Berlin left Hans Dieter Wesat, 19, an East German police officer, fatally wounded after crossing the border. West Berlin authorities, with Mayor Willy Brandt present, dispersed the crowd with no further violence reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Stich
West
West Belin
Record Breaking 206 Attends Commencement at Local Church
Rev LeRoy Wiley says 206 records broke as closing commencement exercises begin at 7:20 Sunday evening at the church. Each group will present a resume of its past year, and the public is invited to attend.
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LeRoy Wiley
Spartansburg notes and social updates from gatherings
Herbert N Allen of Pittsfield Mass traveled to Spartansburg for a family dinner at the Gould farm Saturday and returned home Sunday. First Baptist Church women hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Ethel Taylor Monday night at Mrs Bessie Obert’s home. Mrs Taylor, noting her mother’s age, said she had earned a 78th birthday. Glenn Eisel of Detroit joined Mr and Mrs Richard Witmer for a weekend visit. Our Lady of Victory Parish calls a chapel meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. Sparta merged High School Class of 1952 held its first reunion at Caliadohta Take park August 1 with 13 of 32 members attending. An ham picnic followed. Committee assignments were made for future events. Mrs Ross is home from Corry Memorial Hospital after gall bladder treatment. PTA executive committee meeting is set at Mrs Todd Pitt’s home Monday at 8 pm. Mr and Mrs P M Witmer of York visited the Witmer home for two weeks.
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Spartansburg
Herbert N. Allen
Pittsfield
Mass
Buffalo
Ant
Gould Farm
Corry
Allen
The
First Baptist Church
Ethel Taylor Mondy
Bessie Obert
Sparta Merged High School
Caliadohta Take Park
Bers
Glemm
Cook
Norman Bailey
Thomas Eastman
Janice Baker
Zela Kalkbrenner
Melvin Rogers
Donald Jeffreys
Alma Jones
Blair Skiff
Clifford Morton
Glenn Burlingame
Clymer
Zelia Kalkbrenner
Helen McCray
Glenn Cook
Ross
Corry Memorial Hospital
Todd Pitt
PTA
P. M. Witmer
York
Richard Witmer
Alsdorf Family Dominates Crawford County Fair 4-H
The Marion Alsdorf family shines at the Crawford County Fair with Joel Alsdorf winning Grand Champion Holstein in 4-H. Jerry and Jean Alsdorf, Sparta High seniors and tenth grader, earn showmanship cups. Most 4-H cattle win blue ribbons and a cow delivered twins yesterday at the fairgrounds barn. William Rossiter of Buffalo joined Richard Witmer's family for a weekend visit. The M and M Class and some extras noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeMumo
Cumberland
Guy Scouten
Marion Alsdorf
Crawford County
Joel Alsdorf
Sparta Merged High School
Jerry Alsdorf
AL Sparta High
Jean Alsdorf
Fairgrounds
Willian Rossiter
Buffalo
Richard Witmer
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Moose Home
East Washington Street
Ellie Davis
Grice Jewelers
Elks and Ladies
Frank Toth
M.W
Ta. m
Berkshire
Carroll’s
Py Eeeree
Deere
Women's Bowling Association
VFW
Soler
Cole
Tion
Bowl-Aire
Mand
Mickey Moantlié
Roger Maris
Loore & Oogie
Han
Dogie
Sreen Stam Rey
Empress Mandarin
Pillsbury Flour
RED Wing
Yanks Cross
Red
Gible School
Jounsl
Artemis
Capriciums
Bennett
Carry
Free Plaid
Columbus
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
William Boythe
Nancy Wright
Asicus
Hammond
Corry Savings Old Lear
Christies Club Book
Coal One
Oogie Man
Col